The Haute List

The Haute List

This Saturday, the Milwaukee Art Museum is hosting the Art Institute’s first student fashion s how that they’re calling “The Haute List”. The show begins at 8:30 p.m. and doors will open at 7:30 p.m. Art Institute students will be displaying their raw talent by creating one-of-a-kind fashions that will strut down the runway. A panel of five local fashion professionals will critique styling, design, detail and construction.  Local fashion influencers such as Bjorn Nasett (hair styling god and Fashion Farmboy blogger  along with Michael Damond (publisher of online Fashionable Mags) and blogger Corleen Heidgerken of Barely Practical will be among many at…


This Saturday, the Milwaukee Art Museum is hosting the Art Institute’s first student fashion s how that they’re calling “The Haute List”. The show begins at 8:30 p.m. and doors will open at 7:30 p.m.

Art Institute students will be displaying their raw talent by creating one-of-a-kind fashions that will strut down the runway. A panel of five local fashion professionals will critique styling, design, detail and construction. 

Local fashion influencers such as Bjorn Nasett (hair styling god and Fashion Farmboy blogger  along with Michael Damond (publisher of online Fashionable Mags) and blogger Corleen Heidgerken of Barely Practical will be among many at the show, no doubt dressed to the nines. 

So, please take time out of your busy schedule and join us in the name of fashion to support our local emerging designers. Seating is limited, so get your ticket at http://hautelist.org or by calling 414-978-5015. I look forward to seeing new and familiar faces!

Inside the Milwaukee Art Museum

Lyneé Ruiz started her career in beauty as a salon hairstylist at Carenza in Brookfield. Seven years later, she signed as a hair and makeup artist for Ford Models in Chicago and Miami. While her job consists of being on sets for advertising, editorial, TV, and backstage at New York Fashion Week, Milwaukee will always be home. Writing about tips and tricks she learns along the way for Milwaukee Magazine is one of her favorite creative outlets.